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6th Heading West

by @andrew-philip

Some days I feel like a guitar that is missing a string. It sounds sad but I assure you it’s okay. And I’ll never know the sound that string sings, but my foolish heart believes that string is the one that says everything; the one that puts me in the veins under your skin, between the synapses that fire in your mind, between your inhale and exhale, and on the tip of your tongue, so that I can taste you before my moon splits in two.
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31 / M / Denver, CO
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andrew-philip
31 / M / Denver, CO
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Jul 1, 2021
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